Never pay to apply
Real workplaces never ask for a fee, a deposit or 'training costs'. If someone asks for money, stop and report the job.
Six things every worker in Korea should know before the first shift.
Real workplaces never ask for a fee, a deposit or 'training costs'. If someone asks for money, stop and report the job.
Check the address, business name and manager's phone before you visit. Tell a friend where you are going for a first meeting.
Confirm pay, working hours, pay day, break time and weekly holiday allowance (주휴수당) in writing before you start.
Rules depend on your visa and situation. Use 'Can I work?' and confirm with immigration or your school before starting.
Never hand over your passport or ARC to keep. A photo for the contract is normal; keeping the original is not.
Use 'Report this job' on any posting where the pay, workplace or requests feel wrong. Our team reviews every report.